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alvarosevilla95
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Comment #35443068
GPT-4 is way too expensive atm for anyone to offer it in their products, unless they're charging _a lot_, or are delegating to the user's API key. It's also very slow and unreliabl…
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Comment #25325075
I'd argue none of the above apply to Diem actually. I'm definitely referring to traditional, actual blockchains
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Comment #25325050
That still counts as using the key to open it :)
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Comment #25324800
No, but only if your suitcase will only open if unlocked by a cryptographically secure key and no one can open it through other methods. They can't steal the suitcase itself either…
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Comment #25102259
You should read about the language server protocol. As it continues to become the standard vim will match most IDE-specific features while keeping all the benefits of using vim, wh…
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Comment #23741841
Yes. This is a custom implementation, not CGPO itself, but the concept is the same.
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Comment #23741438
Melee came out in 2001. Neither the game nor it's original console have any networking support. If you're referring to my comparison, I'm talking about current gen titles. In fact,…
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Comment #23741231
It's not obvious on the website but everything is on Github[0] with different repos for the forked Dolphin build, the desktop app, melee assembly... As to dev blogs, they have a me…
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Comment #23741008
Fizzi actually left his job at smash.gg on November to focus solely on the rollback project. He has a Patreon [0], and the community has shown quite the support: he gained 1k patre…
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Comment #23739948
Slightly related, a couple of weeks ago a guy named Fizzi released a dolphin build with rollback netcode support for Super Smash Bros Melee, making it a game with better netcode th…
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Comment #22211014
Awareness may not be sufficient, but it's most definitely necessary. You at least recognized a problem, and want to find a solution, even if you haven't found one yet or even tried…
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Comment #22014022
To be fair I see a fundamental difference between changing a words pronunciation and meaning.
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Comment #16678150
Having taken the course, I definitely recommend it. Great content and Bartosz is just a great guy to listen to
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Comment #15843577
JP Morgan uses it for the privacy layer of their ethereum implementation Quorum. github.com/jpmorganchase/constellation
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Comment #15806246
If I'm not mistaken in Solidity constructors can only be called once on a contract
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Comment #15695058
You could try the ff port of vimium, but it's not vimperator.
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Comment #15406953
Probably Spanish. It's a horrible layout for developers, curly braces involve alt-gr for instance...
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Comment #15255736
I'm not sure about the origin, but I believe they are some glyphs originally introduced for vim's powerline ( https://github.com/powerline/powerline you can see some pics there wit…
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Comment #14892302
Since we're on HN, I'll assume 'his crowd' is software development. How has apple stopped catering this crowd? Let me give you my opinion. The new macbook pro's main feature is one…
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Comment #14709126
I am not familiar with this visa, but if I understand correctly it's aimed at students who require US entrance to complete their education, is intended for 'short' periods and you …
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Comment #14705818
Hi, I'm a software developer with 9 months experience in a big company with a b.s. In computer science from a top European school. It seems impossible to get into the US at the mom…
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Comment #14441457
Sorry just saw your reply. Going back to get the degree is just a nice closing for a very impressive trajectory.
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Comment #14441353
I agree with you. Computer Science at the appropriate school is a really challenging and gratifying experience. I would also add that university in general, is more about approachi…
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Comment #14418989
Really? That's more impressive to you than going to harvard, founding a multibillion company and coming back for the degree?